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Sep 24
The state of the computing industry: ”
There are now 1,740 known, unpatched security flaws in Windows and other operating systems, according to statistics collected by US-CERT, a nonprofit security coordination center. That’s more than a 300% increase over the 417 vulnerabilities that were known to researchers as recently as 1999. More info “
Sep 23